Butler High School - Magnet Yearbook (Butler, PA)

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The variety of activities and subjects we enjoyed here have laid a foundation for any career we wish to pursue. Our school may be represented in the United States Congress, the 1964 Olympics, Wall Street, the Broadway Stage, and the Peace Corps. We shall be at home in Brisbane, Caracas, Rangoon. Helsinki, as well as New York. The influence of this school will not be confined to its 92 acres. The fondness and pride we have developed for Butler High School are not feelings which will soon be forgotten. Although we shall all lead very different lives in the future, this campus will always be “the one that binds.” Each day we pass through these halls, almost unconscious of their existence; someday we will return and recall the days when we were part of “mighty Butler High.” Before and after school students congregate in the student lounge. Here Fred and Sue discuss their week-end plans. UNLIMITED Looking out of one of the windows in the hall of the gym, we can see the front of the school which includes the cafeteria, auditorium, and the bus loading zone. 3

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This second year at 165 New Castle Road has found an entirely different atmosphere across the campus. Both students and faculty know the school better; the days of mass confusion are decreasing in number. We all feel more at ease in Butler High, as any observer realizes when he hears the Alma Mater proudly sung by everyone in the 2300 student body. New zest has gone into studying, our new cross-country team has taken honors in state competition, the clubs have increased their membership, and large audiences have flocked to school events. A wonderful school spirit invaded our “home,” and w'e are quick to show it off. From Butler High will go a versatile group of citizens into communities and jobs throughout the world — possibly even to other planets. PROJECTIONS THE MAGNET 1962 Between classes numerous students take advantage of the warm weather by using the outside walkways. Here some walk toward the academic buildings after coming from the shops. At the sound of the morning bell, students begin flooding the halls on the way to their homerooms.

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FUTURAMA . . . The above view of the rear of Butler High School is one that is not seen by many students. At left, Mr. Klein gives special instruction to one of his students during auto body shop. 4